HB 3678
Expands all-terrain vehicle highway access routes to include county roads.
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Bill overview
This bill allows all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) to be driven on county roads if the county approves. The Oregon Transportation Commission and county governing bodies can designate these routes, with consultation from an advisory committee. The bill also establishes a process for designating these routes and outlines requirements for signage and public notification. Finally, it amends existing laws regarding equipment requirements for ATVs and helmet usage.
Key provisions
- County governing bodies can designate ATV highway access routes on county roads with advisory committee approval.
- The Oregon Transportation Commission can designate ATV highway access routes on state highways.
- An advisory committee will evaluate proposed routes and consult with various stakeholders.
- Designated routes require signage to inform the public.
- The bill amends equipment requirements for ATVs, exempting them on certain designated routes.
- It modifies helmet requirements, with exemptions for agricultural and forestry use.
- The bill establishes a timeline for the act to take effect 91 days after adjournment sine die.
Who is affected
- All-terrain vehicle users
- County governing bodies
- Oregon Transportation Commission
- Landowners adjacent to ATV routes
- Local communities
Notable changes
- Expands ATV access to county roads, previously restricted.
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